Shanghai is probably my favorite BPAL so far. On me it's mainly green tea with a hint of lemon and a sweetness that must come from the honeysuckle, but I don't actually smell honeysuckle (which is a tad disappointing, since I love honeysuckle). It makes me feel sophisticated and womanly and is not at all overwhelming (I'm easily overwhelmed by scent).
I've been reading your recent posts, and agree with a comment you made elsewhere about most BPALs falling into broad categories, and within those categories smelling basically the same. But boy do they draw you in with the descriptions. And the testing is entertaining (if frequently disappointing).
Not sure if it's inappropriate to ask, but I've been wanting to try O and would totally send you postage if you want to be rid of it.
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Date: 2016-07-31 09:28 pm (UTC)Shanghai is probably my favorite BPAL so far. On me it's mainly green tea with a hint of lemon and a sweetness that must come from the honeysuckle, but I don't actually smell honeysuckle (which is a tad disappointing, since I love honeysuckle). It makes me feel sophisticated and womanly and is not at all overwhelming (I'm easily overwhelmed by scent).
I've been reading your recent posts, and agree with a comment you made elsewhere about most BPALs falling into broad categories, and within those categories smelling basically the same. But boy do they draw you in with the descriptions. And the testing is entertaining (if frequently disappointing).
Not sure if it's inappropriate to ask, but I've been wanting to try O and would totally send you postage if you want to be rid of it.